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Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Savegame Manager

This is a savegame manager tool for Tomb Raider I-III Remastered. It includes the ability to transfer individual savegames between files, to convert to PC/PS4/Nintendo Switch format, and to delete or reorder savegames. Useful for downloading savegames from the Internet without having to replace your entire savegame file, or transferring savegames to other platforms. For installation and use instructions, simply navigate to the next section below. For a savegame editor for Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, check out TRR-SaveMaster.

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Installation and use

To use this program, simply navigate to the Releases page, then download the .exe of the latest version under "Assets". Once downloaded, click the browse button next to source file textbox to select the savegame source. Then click the browse button next to the destination file to select your savegame file. Alternatively, you can just drag and drop your savegame file onto the savegame list box, and it will populate. Your main savegame file should be located in:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\TRX\77777777777777777\savegame.dat

Just replace "USERNAME" with your username, and "77777777777777777" with whatever numeric ID you see in that folder. The numeric ID is your Steam Community ID, so if you have multiple Steam accounts with Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, there may be multiple folders.

Extracting and converting savegames

Use the checklist on the left to select which savegames you would like to transfer. The combo box below the check list allows you to specify whether or not you would like to convert your savegames. Select the relevant conversion, or leave it at "No" to transfer them as is. Click "Extract" to transfer the savegames, and the program will begin extraction. The progress display will indicate how far along the process is.

If you are trying to convert from PS4, you must first decrypt the savegame file using Apollo Save Tool. For Nintendo Switch savegames, you can either use EdZion or Goldleaf to extract the savegame file from your console. You can find more detailed information on how to do this here. It is recommended that you check the "Backup before writing" option before transferring or converting.

Deleting and reordering savegames

To delete and/or reorder savegames, load the savegame file you'd like to modify as the destination file, then click "Manage Slots". Use the up and down arrows at the top to reorder the savegames to different slots. Use the trash can button to delete a savegame, and the refresh button to refresh the slots. When you are done reordering your savegames, click "Apply", and a progress display will appear to show how far along the process is. Again, it is recommended that you check the "Backup before writing" option in the main window before deleting or reordering savegames as a precautionary measure.

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Switch Save Support

Hello :D

I recently got a switch and TR:R, and I want to ask if you could add support for Switch Saves if you have time. Below are switch saves for
TR 1, 2, and 3 at the start of each game, without moving.

TRR.Switch.Saves.zip

It's the same "problem" as with PS4 saves. It edits items/statistics just fine (but seems like health detection doesn't work properly for all three games), but the extractor isn't working, it recognizes the saves, but once transferring switch level data to PC/PS4 or vice versa the game crashes.

PS: Thanks again for your work, editor, as well as this extractor, are working fine for PC/PS4.

Bad performance. Please do not read/write each byte one by one, but in a block

First I would like to say, that you did a great job. The editor is very useful utility.

I have noticed that the performance when extracting and moving savegames is very poor.
I saw in the code that you read and write each byte individually in a loop.

You can use the read and write methods, to read/write the whole byte array in one step. Currently, you open, seek and close the file for each byte. This is very slow. I have tested it and can provide my findings if you need.

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